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A batch of Eastimage EI‑6550 medium‑tunnel X‑ray inspection scanners has passed full‑range factory validation and is ready for global delivery.
Before leaving production lines, every unit undergoes multi‑hour high‑intensity continuous burn‑in testing. The procedure simulates long‑shift heavy‑duty operation at real‑world checkpoints, running through the full spectrum of hardware and software workflows. Engineers verify imaging output, alarm response, data recording, self‑diagnosis and load‑bearing performance. This strict pre‑shipment screening helps uncover potential issues at factory side and ensures stable round‑the‑clock operation once deployed at customer premises.
All units are built in accordance with widely‑accepted international safety norms for security‑inspection hardware. Radiation leakage is kept below global safety thresholds to protect operators and pass‑by visitors. The wide‑voltage power‑supply design adapts to varied grid conditions across different regions, lowering extra modification work during on‑site installation.
EI‑6550 is a mature medium‑tunnel multi‑energy X‑ray scanner widely deployed for public‑security projects. Its tunnel dimension suits routine inspection of hand‑luggage, briefcases and small‑to‑medium‑size parcels. The equipment fits courts, hospitals, metro stations, railway VIP lounges, exhibition venues and tourist attractions, covering diversified daily screening requirements for public‑access premises.
Powered by multi‑energy detection technology, the scanner effectively differentiates organic, inorganic and mixed‑composition items inside packages. Operators gain flexible image‑processing options including black‑and‑white conversion, inverse colour, organic‑inorganic stripping and super‑enhancement. It supports up to 64‑times dynamic continuous zoom‑and‑pan for close observation of suspicious details. Customisable shortcut function keys allow operators to call frequently‑used processing commands with one click, improving inspection efficiency during passenger peaks.
The device is equipped with large‑capacity local storage, holding up to 500 000 scanned images and enabling traceable review for records from the past 90 days. Audible‑visual alarm will trigger automatically when suspected explosives or high‑density dangerous articles are detected. Built‑in TIP threat‑image library and OTP operator‑training system support team competency building for security staff. Multi‑level user‑rights management separates permissions for administrators, maintainers and front‑line operators. The on‑board self‑diagnostic module gives real‑time fault hints to simplify daily troubleshooting. Multiple optional configurations are available, such as energy‑saving conveyor standby mode, network remote viewing and image export via USB, to match different site‑operation requirements.
The reinforced conveyor supports 120 kg standard load for stable transport of bulky bags and document boxes. Whole‑machine noise stays below 60dB(A), making it well‑suited for quiet indoor public environments.
Founded in 2003, Shanghai Eastimage owns a 50 000 ㎡ self‑owned production base. The complete workflow including mechanical assembly, software debugging, multi‑item performance testing and pre‑delivery validation is accomplished in‑house. Drawing on more than 20‑years of export experience, the company supplies feature‑complete security‑inspection hardware for customers around the world.
Sales department and technical team operate independently. Global clients may submit business inquiries via official‑website channels. The sales team prepares targeted quotations based on actual‑site layout, passenger‑flow scale and security‑grade requirements. If special‑function configuration adjustments are needed, the technical team develops tailored hardware‑and‑software solutions for specific‑project conditions.
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